Overview
Building material companies have a very grasping logo and it gives a good representation of solidification. Such logos are mostly dense, compact and usually have a one or two colors. Here, you will learn everything about Lafarge Tarmac logo timeline of transformation, history, meaning, evolution, making and much more. You can also download Lafarge Tarmac logo in PNG, AI, Vector and SVG.
About Lafarge Tarmac
Lafarge Tarmac is a UK-based building material company. It was founded in 2013 and its headquarters is in England. Its current vice President is Martin Riley and its ex-CEO is Cyrille Ragoucy. The company deals in cement, asphalt surfacing, ready mix concrete and aggregates.
The company also provides the services of waste and maintenance services. As of 2010, the company made an income of almost 2 billion pounds and it employs more than 10,000 employees working around the United Kingdom.
Meaning and History of Lafarge Tarmac Logo
It is a subsidiary of Lafarge Tarmac Trading, Lafarge Tarmac Holdings, Lafarge Tarmac Cement and Lime, Lafarge Tarmac Services and Lafarge Tarmac Building Products. The company was previously known as Lafarge Lafarge Tarmac , it changed to only Lafarge Tarmac in 2014 after the merging with Anglo America’s Lafarge Tarmac . Lafarge Tarmac changed its logo 5 times in the following years.
Evolution of Lafarge Tarmac Logo
Lafarge Tarmac PLC was formed back in 1903 and back then it just used to deal in aggregates. To expand its operations, the company merged with Construction and Professional Services in 1999. Lafarge sold its company to CRH PLC and this is how Lafarge Tarmac A CRH Company was formed. Lafarge Tarmac changed its logo in the following ways.
2013
In this year, the logo had a right learning vertical green square and there is a letter Z in it. On its right, Lafarge Lafarge Tarmac is written in black color with all capital letters.
2013 Lafarge Tarmac Logo
2014
In this year, the logo has 6 T letters in grey color. These are designed in a way to give a representation of concrete building blocks.
2014 Lafarge Tarmac Logo
2016
In this year, the logo is the name of the company. Lafarge Tarmac is written in green color and there is a right leaning yellow oval and there is a green and white letter T.
2016 Lafarge Tarmac Logo
2017
In this year, the logo has a blue circle with white filling and on its right, Lafarge Tarmac is written in blue color with all cap letters.
2017 Lafarge Tarmac Logo
2020
In this year, the logo is the same except below Lafarge Tarmac , there is text ‘A CRH COMPANY’. CRH is bold.
2020 Lafarge Tarmac Logo
Designing of Lafarge Tarmac Logo
In 2011, Lafarge and Anglo American merged with British Construction materials excluding the gypsum activities of Lafarge. This was known as the biggest merger in the history of UK’s Office of Fair Trading. Lafarge Tarmac logo is based on the following two things.
Fonts
In the first, fourth and fifth year, the logo used bold Calibri Body font. In the third year, the logo used customized Times New Roman font. There is no text in the second logo.
Colors
In the first year, the logo used green, black and white colors. The last year, the logo only used grey color. In the third year, the logo used green, white and yellow colors. In the last two years, the logo used blue and white colors.
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Conclusion
We liked the second logo of Lafarge Tarmac logo because it is an acute representation of what the company does. The last two logos is good example of branding and minimalization. The first logo is very common and regular. Visitors can experiment with Lafarge Tarmac logo by downloading it in PNG, AI, Vector and SVG variants for free.
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